(360) 890-3124 www.cleartreesolutions.com
33860 Eglon Rd NE, Kingston, Washington 98346
Equipment and Capabilities: Stump Grinder, Chipper
Emergency and Storm: Storm Cleanup, Quick Response
Tree Services: Works Near Structures, Tree Assessments, Large Trees, Dead Tree Experience, Cabling Bracing, Lot Clearing
Credentials and Trust: ISA Certified
Customer Experience: Free Estimates, Affordable, Cleanup Included
ClearTree delivers professional tree services across Kitsap County, with each job directed by ISA-certified arborists. We specialize in tree removal, pruning, stump grinding, and land clearing, with a centric focus on quality, safety, and complete cleanup. Whether you need hazard-tree removal, storm cleanup, or regular maintenance, our skilled crew shows up on time and leaves properties clean and orderly. Proudly serving Bainbridge Island, Kingston, Poulsbo, Silverdale, Bremerton, Port Orchard, and surrounding areas. Contact us today for a free estimate and expert tree care.
5.0 from 347 reviews
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ClearTree is best suited for Kingston-area homeowners with multiple, often large or hazardous trees, especially when those trees sit close to structures, driveways, septic fields, or power lines. The firm earns its keep on projects that require heavy equipment, precise rigging, and careful tree biology-based decisions. This is not a one-tree, quick-edge trim outfit; this is a team that excels on complex removals, high-risk pruning, and jobs where timeframes are tight or conditions demand a strategic plan. For customers with mid-range to realistic budgets who prize safety, meticulous cleanup, and dependable scheduling, ClearTree delivers a compelling value. Urgent calls and emergency removals are well within their wheelhouse, with multiple reviews noting same-day or next-day responsiveness and rapid mobilization when a threat is imminent.
Safety is the defining standard at ClearTree. The company’s arborists bring formal expertise to every operation, and it shows in the way each job is staged, executed, and wrapped up. Clients repeatedly note decisions made by certified arborist leadership, often with on-site assessment and clear discussion about what must be dropped versus what can be saved. The crew’s safety culture is reinforced by equipment choices: high-reach lifts, bucket trucks, and in some cases cranes enable precise, weight-conscious drops that protect nearby roofs, decks, and utilities. Time and again the crew avoids damaging critical features, septic systems, irrigation lines, even fences, and documents the plan to keep everyone informed. This is not “shake-and-bake” tree work; it is deliberate, safety-first work that prioritizes long-term landscape health and structural integrity.
Cleanup standards stand toe-to-toe with safety standards, and that matters here more than in most home services. Review after review highlights a consistently tidier end result than many competitors achieve: yards left cleaner than before, debris removed, chip piles neatly managed, and streets or driveways swept of residual material. The crew’s cleanup ethic extends to damage control, careful staging of cut pieces, controlled drop zones, and a habit of addressing stray branches before departing. Neighbors are rarely bothered by noise or mess, and the team’s respectful treatment of landscaping and existing plantings is repeatedly commended. In short, a ClearTree project transforms a potentially chaotic site into a tidy, usable space, with little residual disruption.
Communication and price transparency separate ClearTree from numerous peers in this space. Prospective clients consistently receive prompt estimates, often accompanied by photos or a structured contract detailing the scope of work. Invoices and payments are handled smoothly through digital channels, and financing options are available for larger projects, reducing the friction that can derail complex work. The scheduling process is historically reliable, with many customers noting timely arrivals and the occasional proactive outreach (texts or emails) to confirm timing. Importantly, the company’s leadership, especially Sam, a certified arborist, engages openly about the health of remaining trees and the rationale behind every major cut, reinforcing trust before any saws touch wood.
The scope, skill, and adaptability of ClearTree’s crew are repeatedly proven on tough jobs. Trees towering 100- to 130-feet tall, or leaning toward structures, are dropped or pruned with calculated precision. The team demonstrates comfort working near utilities, near houses, and on challenging terrain, often using bucket access to minimize ground impact and protect surrounding flora. Instances where hazardous limbs were stabilized or removed to avert damage during storms or wind events illustrate readiness to operate under pressure. Several clients report not just removing danger, but also improving views, sun exposure, or yard usability as a result. The depth of experience, coupled with practical, on-site arborist guidance, gives confidence that the work will be executed correctly the first time.
Bottom line: ClearTree is a strong recommendation for homeowners with significant or intricate tree work. The company excels where safety, precision, and cleanup are non-negotiable, and where the job’s complexity justifies investment in high-reach equipment and expert rigging. For property managers and owners with tight timelines, or for those facing urgent hazards from storms or leaning trees, ClearTree’s responsiveness and capabilities are particularly valuable. The pricing structure tends to reflect competitive, fair value for the level of service delivered, with clear communication and options to finance larger projects. Caution is reasonable for very small, routine pruning tasks, where the company’s strengths, big equipment, high-risk work, and thorough site recovery, may be more than what is needed. In all other scenarios, hire ClearTree when safety-first execution, clean finishes, and precise outcomes are non-negotiable.
Equipped with stump grinding machinery to eliminate leftover stumps after removal. Leaves your yard clean and ready for replanting or landscaping.
Stump grinding is a focal capability for ClearTree, with customers highlighting their ability to tackle large stumps in tight spaces and near structures. A client noted they ground three huge stumps with precision, contributing to a safer, neater landscape. They routinely bring high-reach equipment—owning a 90-foot lift—that enables access to stumps close to homes and driveways without damaging nearby structures. The crew's work is consistently paired with meticulous cleanup, leaving the yard clean and areas clear of debris, often with wood chips left for reuse. Serving Kitsap County communities including Kingston, Bainbridge Island, Poulsbo, Silverdale, and surrounding areas, ClearTree combines ISA-certified arborist leadership with safe, efficient stump grinding as part of broader tree removal and land-clearing services.
On-site wood chipping turns bulky brush and branches into manageable mulch. Efficient cleanup and an option to keep the chips for your garden.
Chipping on site is a core capability, with ClearTree using a large in-house chipper to shred branches and limbs into wood chips. Customer feedback patterns show this leads to fast, thorough cleanup, with chips either left for homeowner use or placed in a designated area, and debris minimized. The on-site chipping supports safe work near structures and tight spaces, enabling efficient removals across Kitsap County, including Kingston, while keeping properties clean and orderly.
Ready to respond after high winds, ice storms, or heavy snow bring trees and limbs down across your property.
Storm cleanup is a core strength, with crews often mobilizing quickly after wind events and hazards being addressed within hours. In storms they assess danger on contact and promptly remove or prune hazard trees that threaten homes, driveways, or utilities, often moving fast to prevent damage. They deploy heavy, high-reach equipment—such as a 90-foot lift, bucket trucks, and even cranes—to reach tall limbs or work in tight spaces near structures, fences, or septic systems, all while prioritizing safety. Cleanup after storm work is consistently thorough, with on-site chipping and debris removal that leaves the property clean and orderly, sometimes better than before. Serving Kitsap County communities like Bainbridge Island and Kingston, ClearTree is led by ISA-certified arborists and is known for rapid response, clear communication, and careful execution during storm cleanup.
Fast to answer calls and quick to schedule. Whether it's routine work or an urgent situation, these businesses don't leave you waiting.
Rapid initial contact and fast mobilization define their quick-response capability in Kitsap County, including Kingston-area work. They routinely provide on-site assessments and quotes within a day, with many noting a response within 24 hours and an estimator on site the next day. In urgent situations, they can reach sites within hours of contact—there are examples of same-day arrivals to address hazards after storms. Once scheduled, crews arrive on time or early, use capable equipment like high-reach lifts, and complete work efficiently while leaving properties clean. Communication is proactive, with text and email updates guiding scheduling and progress from inquiry to completion across Bainbridge Island, Kingston, Poulsbo, Silverdale, Bremerton, Port Orchard, and surrounding areas.
Skilled at working in tight spaces where trees sit close to homes, fences, garages, or power lines. Precision removal without damage to surrounding structures.
Near-structure work is a core strength, with many projects featuring trees and limbs that sit directly beside houses, decks, roofs, and even septic fields in Kitsap County, including Kingston. Customers report careful, precise execution in tight spaces, with crews checking in and confirming the plan several times during removal or pruning to ensure safety and satisfaction. They regularly employ high-reach equipment, including a maneuverable 90’ lift, and will bring in a crane when needed to access hazardous or hard-to-reach limbs near structures or utilities without damage. Work near roofs, overhangs, and power lines is handled with meticulous rigging, safety-first procedures, and a strong emphasis on protecting nearby structures. Cleanup is thorough and consistent, leaving driveways, yards, and neighboring areas clean and untouched after the job.
Offers professional evaluation of your trees' health, structure, and risk level. Useful before buying property, after storm damage, or when a tree just doesn't look right.
On-site assessments are a core capability, led by ISA-certified arborists who perform detailed health and risk evaluations of trees before any work begins. Customers consistently report that Sam and the team inspect the property, identify hazards and disease, and provide clear guidance on removal, pruning, or stabilization to protect homes, roofs, septic systems, and nearby utilities. They pair these assessments with transparent documentation, often including photos in the service contract, and offers for a free or prompt on-site estimate. The feedback emphasizes safety-focused planning, careful consideration of neighbors and structures, and thorough communication from start to finish. In Kitsap County—serving Bainbridge Island, Kingston, Poulsbo, Silverdale, Bremerton, and surrounding areas—this assessment-driven approach helps clients make informed decisions and often returns for future tree care needs.
Experienced handling oversized trees - tall, wide, or heavily branched. Removing or trimming a large tree requires specialized skill and equipment, and these pros have both.
Their large-tree capability shows up in removing very tall trees—often 100 to about 130 feet tall—that sit close to homes, driveways, or septic systems with precision and care. Customers consistently note safe, controlled drops, careful rigging, and thorough cleanup that leaves the property looking cleaner than before. The team relies on high-reach equipment, including a 90-foot lift and bucket trucks, and will use cranes or other advanced access methods when needed to reach and manage large limbs without damaging nearby structures. ISA-certified arborists oversee each job, providing health assessments and strategic removal plans to address hazard trees while preserving valuable trees when possible. They serve Kitsap County communities including Bainbridge Island, Kingston, Poulsbo, Silverdale, Bremerton, and Port Orchard, and are repeatedly described as responsive, transparent, and diligent about cleanup on large-tree projects.
Specialists in the safe removal of dead, dying, or diseased trees. Dead trees are unpredictable - experience and caution matter.
Dead-tree removals and hazardous limb work are a core capability, guided by ISA-certified arborists who assess risk, map safe drop zones, and protect nearby structures, septic fields, and driveways. They bring high-reach equipment, including a 90-foot lift and bucket trucks, to reach dead trees and limbs close to houses, fences, or power lines, enabling controlled drops with minimal collateral damage. Customers repeatedly note fast response and reliable scheduling—often same-day or next-day—along with professional communication from estimate to post-job cleanup. Cleanup is consistently thorough; debris is removed and the site is left neat, with logs or chips placed as requested. This work serves Kitsap County and nearby communities—Bainbridge Island, Kingston, Poulsbo, Silverdale, Bremerton, Port Orchard—where the team demonstrates safety-first handling when removing dead trees near structures.
Installs steel cables or braces to support weak branch unions, co-dominant stems, or leaning trunks - extending the life of a tree you don't want to lose.
Their cabling/bracing capability is a recurring strength in stabilizing risky limbs and preserving trees near structures. ISA-certified arborists assess each site and design stabilization strategies that protect homes and other assets while keeping the tree healthy. In a Kingston-area job, they performed cobra-cabling on three additional trees while removing others, showing the ability to install supporting cables without derailing removal plans. Crews access tall limbs with bucket lifts and other high-reach gear to work safely around homes, decks, and utilities, delivering precise work and thorough cleanup. Across Kitsap County communities like Bainbridge Island, Poulsbo, and Kingston, feedback highlights safe, professional execution and clear communication when cabling/bracing is involved, underscoring a safety-first approach that protects property while addressing tree health.
Full-scale land clearing for new construction, overgrown acreage, or development prep. Trees, brush, and stumps - all of it gone.
Lot clearing is a core capability for them, with frequent success removing large stretches of trees and brush across challenging properties. Customers consistently report near-structure work done safely and cleanly, dropping limbs and trunks away from houses, driveways, and septic systems and leaving sites tidy. Their own high-reach equipment, including a maneuverable 90-foot lift, enables safe access to tall trees and tight or steep lots around Kingston and the Kitsap area. Cleanup is repeatedly praised, with debris removed and yards left in better condition than when they arrived, making lot clearing projects smooth from start to finish.
Employs one or more ISA-certified arborists - credentialed professionals who've passed rigorous testing in tree care science and best practices.
ISA-certified arborists lead each ClearTree project, bringing formal tree-health assessment and safety planning to jobs across Kitsap County. Feedback patterns show Sam delivering on-site health evaluations, risk analysis near structures, and clear guidance on whether to remove, prune, or cable and brace trees. Clients consistently note thorough pre-work consultations, fair estimates from a qualified arborist, and meticulous cleanup, with service extending to Kingston, Bainbridge Island, Poulsbo, Silverdale, Bremerton, Port Orchard, and surrounding areas. This combination of certification, high-reaching equipment, and safety-focused practice underpins reliable, professional storm cleanup, hazard removal, and routine maintenance for local properties.
No charge for coming out to assess the job and give you a price. Know what you're getting into before committing.
Free estimates are offered promptly after initial contact, with the arborist visiting to assess the site and discuss the job. ISA-certified arborists conduct on-site evaluations, explaining risks, options, and a clearly defined scope. Quotes are delivered quickly—often the same day or within 24 hours—helping homeowners plan without delay. The estimates are documented with photos and a written contract of services, providing transparency about what will be done and the costs. Customers consistently report professional, responsive communication from first contact through scheduling and completion, reinforcing why free estimates lead to trusted, ongoing relationships in Kitsap County, including Bainbridge Island, Kingston, Poulsbo, and surrounding areas.
Competitive pricing without cutting corners. These arborists offer fair rates and transparent quotes, making professional tree care accessible for most budgets.
Pricing is consistently described as fair and competitive for large, near-structure removals and land-clearing jobs in Kitsap County. Customers report getting strong value for the work—removals, pruning, stump grinding, and cleanup—at costs many consider affordable. Free estimates and flexible financing options help homeowners in Bainbridge Island, Kingston, Poulsbo, Silverdale, Bremerton, Port Orchard, and surrounding areas budget for essential tree work. Even for projects requiring high-capacity equipment like long-reach lifts or bucket trucks, reviewers note the price remains reasonable given the scope and safety considerations. The overarching pattern is affordability paired with reliable, professional service and thorough cleanup.
All debris - branches, logs, and brush - is hauled away as part of the job. No pile left behind for you to deal with.
Cleanup is included as a standard part of ClearTree’s service, and customers consistently report thorough, tidy post-work results. They describe yards left neat and debris-free, with branches hauled away, chips on-site or stacked for reuse, and no stray material left behind. Even in challenging jobs near structures or with tight access, the team maintains meticulous cleanup, protecting nearby landscaping and often leaving the site looking better than before. This reliable, on-time focus on cleanup is observed across Kitsap County, including Bainbridge Island, Kingston, Poulsbo, Silverdale, Bremerton, Port Orchard, and surrounding areas.